No one would blame you if you're still trying to shake off the Dodgers' loss to the Orioles on Saturday night. It was such a maddening, mystifying breakdown and such an awful culmination of everything that's been wrong with the Dodgers in the second half that it might be hard to feel anything other than anger.
Yoshinobu Yamamoto took a no-hitter through 8 2/3 innings, and the offense provided a marginal amount of run support. All it took was a cutter inside to Jackson Holliday, with Yamamoto down to his last two strikes, for the entire game to flip on its head.